Angela Lopez, a passionate advocate for eco-conscious living, has made waves in the Philippines with her innovative project, Diwa Siargao, a sustainable ...

Siargao’s global reputation as the “surf capital of the Philippines” dates back to 1980, when surf photographer Tony Arruza and surfer Steve Jones visited the island in their quest for the ...

My 21-year-old daughter Gabbie went on another out-of-town weekend trip recently, this time to Siargao, the surfing capital of the Philippines. It was an extra special weekend for her not only ...

Siargao is perhaps what Bali might’ve felt like in the early 1970s, when the island’s waves first started drawing foreigners. And like Bali 50 years ago, Siargao is on the cusp of change.

Surf culture is an integral part of Siargao, where palm-flanked roads are lined with hammock-strung hostels and scrappy board shops. Local surfers, as well as folks from Manila, Cebu, and points ...

For me, Siargao is where nature is expressed at its finest. It is where its inhabitants live as they wish. It is also a food lover’s paradise, where one-of-a-kind memories are made.

Siargao’s global reputation as the “surf capital of the Philippines” dates back to 1980, when surf photographer Tony Arruza and surfer Steve Jones visited the island in their quest for the ...

Siargao is perhaps what Bali might’ve felt like in the early 1970s, when the island’s waves first started drawing foreigners. And like Bali 50 years ago, Siargao is on the cusp of change.